RIotingPacifist

I don't have to love ChromeOS to acknowledge that it's a sold OS that's commercially viable and that's only possible because of the solid Gentoo base it's built on.

Gentoo is still a better distro, it underpins every ChromeOS device (they just do the compilation for you)

Spottube will play your music, but still depends on spotify-free to generate them

TBF they probably consider their most senior developers their best and at most companies the more senior you get the less code you write.

Another one? Isn't GrowSF already this?

Smells like antitrust violations.

2^78 is large but computers can do an awful lot per second, so if only about some the pages contain attachments 2^40-55 is something you could bruteforce in weeks if you can do millions of attempts a second

What is securing those private channels?

Whatever vulnerability there is in that will basically give them root on your home sever right?

How big is N though?

Ships already sailed but shouldn't AI generated things just be considered derivative of their training set?

I don't know how that works for images/video, but for code that means if it's trained on GPL code the resulting code would have to be GPL and the liability is on the people distiributing AI generated code.

This also makes commerical use of AI generated anything complicated while allowing personal use under the current state of non-enforceablity.

AI could help editors translate from other languages, but beyond that, it's an inefficient mess that Wikipedia doesn't need, plus given how much of AI is just regurgitating Wikipedia, It'll give itself mad ~~cow~~ AI disease.

That's a real issue, but the article uses it as a jumping of point to get for AI slop.